VXE - MAD R Major

Actually, VXE Mad R (Major or not) are the new successor to the VXE R1, and are better in every way to the VXE R1. As compared to the Mchose L7 Ultra, they are very similar, but the VXE Mad R Major is larger for the same size, the Mchose L7 Ultra is a small size, whereas the VXE Mad R is a medium size. Yet, both are +- 39g (with skates and on their 200mAh version). So for that reason, the VXE Mad R Major is the best mouse over the Mchose L7 Ultra imo. Nevertheless, both are great mice, and you cannot go wrong going either way.

Do you have a source to understand what you mean by "VXE no longer has Omron opticals"? It is my understanding, and also the specification, that the VXE Mad R Major does use Omron Optical switches.

I recommend the Mchose L7 Ultra, around 70$. Or also the VXE MAD R Major. Both are superlight mouse, great sensor (PAW 3950), really light (36-39g), up to 8k polling rate (even tough you only really need 1KHz...), (Omron optical switches etc.). no need to buy fancy Logitech / razer or other expensive brand when nowadays pro gaming mice are so much more affordable and super high quality.

I have a 19x10cm hand and I use the VXE Mad R Major. Absolutely love it, I feel it is plenty larger enough, I don't like fingertip grip and thank God the mouse is big enough so I don't need to use fingertip grip. I use a relax claw type grip. I come from a Logitech G305 and altough it is comparable size, I did not like its grip, I needed to use too much of a fingertip grip style as compared to the VXE Mad R Major.

I ended up cancelling it and getting a VXE Mad R, the base version, and I love it, it's lighter and better than the R1 Pro is and it was around the same price, its definitely worth it

VXE Mad R Major is probably the best $50 mouse. Top of the line components, light weight, and a good shape.

Logitech and Razer aren't worth it anymore, they are behind in development and live of the brand name. Smaller innovative Chinese brands produce better mice for half the price. Something like a VXE Mad R is as light as it gets at 38g and the perfect mouse. I also prefer the shape and weight distribution coming from the superlight. The basic Mad R is good enough, the Mad R Major comes with a different mouse wheel that feels softer but that's the only reason to consider to buy it, the rest is functionally the same. The Mad R is really well engineered and the successor of the VXE Dragonfly R1 which was already a stellar mouse.

With the same hand size I alternate between the VXE MAD R MAJOR , Op1 8k and the X2 Crazy light with the same grip as you. All 3 come with grip tape which I use cause I also have sweaty hands.

Over the last 12 weeks I have amassed a collection of mice and artisan mousepads that have been an objective excessive waste of money but I don't regret a cent of the money spent. Please ignore my scuffed grips, I didn't have much spare grip tape so I had to cut grip tape meant for 1 mouse to fit 8 lol Mouse collection: (all installed with Unusual Way Esports Magic Ice full sized mouse skates) - G pro Super light 2 - Lamzu Maya X - Hitscan Hyperlight - Pulsar X2 Crazy Light - Orbital Pathfinder (not in photo as that was the mouse in current use and testing) - scyrox v6 - Scyrox v8 - ATK Fierce X (not in current rotation) - ATK F1 Extreme - VXE Mad R Major - Pulsar Xlite V4 PRX Edition (not in rotation currently) - End Game Gear OP1 8K V2 Dark Frost (with Huano Silents) - End Game Gear XM2 8K - Final Mouse ULX Prophecy Small - Tarik Mousepad collection: Artisan Zero - Soft and Mid Artisan Zero Dai Dai Orange - Mid Artisan Zero Yako Edition - Soft Artisan Hien Black - Mid Artisan Hien Wine Red - Mid Artisan Hien Wine Red - Soft Artisan Hayate Otsu V2 black - Mid Artisan Hayate Otsu V1 Wine Red - Soft Artisan Type 99 Matcha Green - Mid Artisan Type 99 black - Soft and Mid Artisan Raiden Orange - Soft and Mid (not in photos) Razer Strider LGG Saturn pro - Mid X-raypad Aqua Control 2 - (not in photos)

I would say in no particular order: - Orbital Pathfinder cause it has so much customisation for how I'm feeling on any given day. Don't feel like your usual claw grip is comfortable? No worries tear it apart and make an entirely different mouse out of the provided parts within 30 seconds - OP1 8k. Love this mouse it feels so snappy and so instant and a lot of my high scores on aim trainers have been set with the mouse however I cannot ever feel comfortable with it no matter the grip. I think it might be marginally too thin and too small but I put up with it cause it just seems to work - hitscan hyperlight. It's just a small, light weight well built, good click feel mouse with low click and sensor latency that just works. Fantastic smaller alternative if you still want a safeish shape that can be used with a variety of grip styles Runner up - VXE Mad R Major - feels quite similar to OP1 just wider at the front and less of a pronounced hump, no where near the same build quality but still similar in scores in game when testing. Just don't think it will be as durable long term but for how cheap it is I am not complaining

100 USD? OR AUD? I USE AUD as I'm from aus so I would say around the $100 mark the VXE MAD R Major or a Scyrox V6/V8 or the god tier OP1 8K

If you're looking for a wide mouse I would suggest a lamzu Maya X, g pro super light, End game Gear XM2 or a VXE MAD R major

That one has grip tape on it. It's the VXE MAD R MAJOR. Fantastic mouse

The Sora V2 sent me down this dang rabbithole. Tried roughly 20 mice after buying it in pursuit of perfection; mostly various ambidextrous mice similar to the Sora but also some ergos. The two mice remaining on my desk after 6 months are the lamzu thorn for mostly everything, and the VXE Mad R Major for CS2. The thorn is just so damn comfortable to me but it probably feels similar to the superlight in terms of weight. The VXE perfectly allows me to make quick & accurate microadjustments swapping between claw/fingertip. It’s 1mm longer and 3mm wider than the Sora V2 with flat sides compared to the Sora’s tapered ones. Most of the aliexpress mice I’ve received have been dogshit in terms of build quality, but the VXE’s been sturdy for nearly a month now. Side buttons on the VXE could be larger but I don’t use them for anything crazy in-game, just weapon inspect lol. I don’t see a lot of people talking about it since VXE is FTK’s budget line of mice, but at this point I’ll probs pray QC isn’t an issue and buy a backup copy.

I've used a lot of mice and VXE/VGN the Chinese brand make some of the best feeling mice. The Mad R Major I am currently using was only like £45. It has zero rattles, creaks, or weird creaky-ness to it, has a fantastic coating, most importantly has a godly shape for my grip style. It's very similar to the Ninjutso Sora V2. The Pulsar mouse I had been using before whilst feels great, just didn't have good QC had to replace encoder and clicks. Corsair's mice don't last any amount of time and the software is terrible, I get they have multiple products, but I don't to be reminded you make fans and keyboards whenever I want to change the DPI or something. Razer make some nice mice, but are definitely overpriced by around 3 times, and again software is dreadful and intrusive, it installs as soon as you put in the USB. Quite a lot of these mice also come with web based software so you don't even have to install and dodgy apps.

I settled with the Zaopin z2 for work. A little heavier at 60 plus grams and the Vxe r1 and the mad r major for gaming. Lightest mouse I could find in 2024. 3 mice with heavy application of grip tapes on the sides. I find that flatter sides for the thumb and pinky finger helps alleviate the pain. Darmoshark N5 is another I could recommend, I didnt like the heavy clicks.

MAD R Major is a no brainer, i that you need to make an extra excuse to take anything else

Recently got the Mad R Major and the Mchose L7 Ultra + (Plus, larger size). No complaints with build quality, and I'm honestly astonished with how light they are as well. They feel and perform great, and the lighter weight was genuinely a game changer. Practically no button wobble as well, which is a lot better than I can say about the Logitech and Razer mice I've had in the past. Unfortunately not really an ergo guy, so I don't have any experience with those to share.